Ultimate Guide to a Spooktacular Halloween

1. Ultimate Guide to a Spooktacular Halloween - Ideas for Adults and Kids That Are Guaranteed to Scare By: Steve Baeckelandt It’s that time of year again. The trees are turning orange, the nights are growing longer, and you can see your breath when you whistle. It must be October once again! With the spooky season upon us, that means it’s time to get ready to get scared. There’s nothing like a good dose of creepiness to lighten up the dreary days of autumn. After all, what better way to get into the spirit of things than by dressing up as a monster and going house- to-house begging for candy?

2. Once again, Halloween is almost upon us (cue ominous music). But this time around you don’t have to spend hours scouring Google for inspiration on how to dress up or where to go trick-or- treating. Instead, we’ve put together this ultimate guide with everything you need to know about getting your spooky game plan together and having the most spine-tinglingly awesome Halloween yet! Deciding Where to Go Trick-or-Treating For most kids out there, Halloween is a chance to dress up as their favorite cartoon character or superhero and go trick-or-treating. But where exactly do you go? It might be easier than you think. For starters, check out this map of the best neighborhoods to trick-or-treat in Seattle: If you want to go trick-or-treating with the family, another great option is to visit one of the many community events taking place in October. Many neighborhoods host special Halloween-themed events with costume contests, Halloween-themed games, and lots of candy. If you’re looking to go trick-or-treating solo, you’re in luck! There are a few websites where you can find out which neighborhoods in your city are the best to go trick-or-treating in. One of the best is WhereToTrickorTreat.com, which lets you search for nearby areas and then provides details such as their average income, whether they’re kid-friendly, and if they have any restrictions on candy. Do you want to become a magician? Take a look at Mastering Magic Tricks and Mentalism. Click here for more information. What to Wear for Halloween For those of us who like to go all out for Halloween, the first order of business is choosing the scariest costume in the universe. Luckily, the world of cosplay is vast and full of terrifying possibilities. But if you’re looking for inspiration, here are a few examples of some classic costumes that are sure to cause nightmares: A Zombie - If you’re planning on going as a zombie, you have a few options to make your costume extra spooky. You can either go with the traditional style of wearing rotting flesh and fake blood, or you can go with the more modern approach of dressing up as a “fast zombie”. A Witch - Whether you go for the classic Wicked Witch of the West look or a more modern (and less scary) version, a witch costume is a great option for Halloween. A Vampire - The classic vampire costume is an easy one to put together and will make your friends quiver in fear. A Werewolf - The werewolf is another classic monster that you can easily costume yourself as for Halloween. Whether you go for the classic or “noble” style, you’re guaranteed to turn heads. A Spooky Walk Through the Dark If you really want to get into the spirit of things, why not take a walk through the dark? There are plenty of haunted places out there, so if you really want to dive head first into the spooky season, a walk through one of these places might be just what you’re looking for. There are a few websites that let you search for haunted places near you. Some of the best are: If you’re looking for a more traditional haunted house experience, there are plenty of those out there too. Here are some of the scariest you can visit: Haunted Hayrides - There are plenty of haunted hayrides out there that let you walk through a spooky forest and encounter all sorts of haunted scenes along

3. the way. If you’re lucky, you might even get sprayed with a little fake blood along the way! Haunted Trails - If you’re looking for something a little less intense, you can check out some haunted trails instead. These are basically like hiking trails, but with more creepy decorations. Haunted Barns - If you want to get close to the scariest farm animals you can imagine, there are plenty of haunted barns out there to visit. They usually have a few spooky scenes in them too, so you can get the full haunted experience. Find out how you can master Magic and Mentalism by clicking here! The Scariest Places to Trick-or-Treat While you’re out and about on your haunted journey, you might as well hit up a few of the scariest places to trick-or-treat, right? After all, it’s not Halloween without a good dose of spooky sweets. Here are some of the best places to go trick-or-treating for the most spooky sweets out there: Bars - Going to a bar is a great way to meet new people, and it’s also a great place to go for candy. If you can find one that hosts an open Halloween event, you’re in for a treat. Check out this list for the best bars to trick-or-treat in Seattle: Gas Stations - Every gas station out there will have a bowl of candy by the till. If you go to a pricier gas station, you’ll probably get some higher quality sweets. Grocery Stores - If you’re looking for a quick stop where you don’t have to wait in line, grocery stores are a great option. Just be careful not to break the rules and take more than one piece of each type of candy. Hotels - Hotels are a great option for trick-or-treating, especially if you find one that has a sweet deal like those on CandyTreasure.com. Just be careful not to scare away the guests! 12 Giant Easter Eggs (and Where to Find Them) If you really want to treat yourself this Halloween, you can buy giant Easter eggs from the scariest Easter Bunny you’ve ever seen. These eggs are primarily sold online and are available in a range of different scary designs. Here are some of the best places to buy one: Amazon - If you want the convenience of shopping online, Amazon is a great option. They have a wide variety of designs and sizes. Etsy - If you’re more of a vintage person, Etsy might be a better option. They have loads of retro designs that would fit in well in any spooky Halloween home. Halloween Express - If you’re looking for a giant egg that’s a little more on the scary side, Halloween Express has some of the best designs out there. 8 Haunted Houses You Can Visit This Halloween If you’re looking for an even more immersive Halloween experience, haunted houses are a great option. Here are some of the best haunted houses you can visit in Seattle this Halloween: Blackout - If you want a super intense Halloween experience, you can’t go wrong with Blackout. It’s one of the scariest haunted houses in Seattle and features some of the most advanced special effects around. Gore Place - If you’re a fan of old school haunted houses, Gore Place is one of the best vintage haunts in Seattle. It’s one of the oldest Halloween attractions in the state and features some classic old-school scares. Haunted Hospital - If you want a more modern haunted house experience, the Haunted Hospital is a great choice. It features some incredible special effects and is one of the most popular Halloween events in Seattle. Killer Kitties - There are few

4. things more adorable than cats, but Killer Kitties turns them into one of the most terrifying Halloween experiences out there. You’ll definitely want to keep an eye out for the giant laser pointer! Netherworld - If you want to dive into the supernatural, Netherworld is a great choice. It’s a multi-story haunted house that gets more intense as you go up. Stay safe and Enjoy!